Off-street parking and truck loading spaces
shall be provided and kept available as an accessory use to all permitted
and special exception uses of buildings, structures and lots in amounts
not less than those specified in this article.

The requirement for a combination use made up of several
component uses (e.g., a retail store combined with an office building)
shall be determined by establishing the requirement for each component
use from the schedule of such requirements which is a part of this
article and adding them together.

A garage or carport may be used to meet the requirements
of this article, except as otherwise specified herein. The required
access driveway or aisle may not be used to meet the requirements
of this article.

1 for each staff member or employee, plus 1
for each 8 students in the 12th grade or above. Parking areas for
schools shall also include sufficient on-site area(s) for pickup and
dropoff of students arriving and leaving the premises by vehicle,
which areas shall first be approved by the Board of Trustees.

All other businesses, including a home occupation
and home professional office

1 per each 300 square feet of gross floor area
in excess of 500 square feet of gross floor area, with a minimum of
2 spaces

Filling station, parking garage or repair garage

Sufficient parking spaces, as determined by
the Board of Trustees, for all vehicles being serviced at any one
period of time, plus a minimum of 5 additional spaces

Restaurant

1 per 4 permanent seats or the floor area equivalent,
plus 1 space per employee

Not more than one garage or carport parking space
per dwelling unit may be rented to persons living off the premises
in the case of a one-family or two-family dwelling use; nor may more
than one parking space per each two dwelling units be rented to persons
living off the premises in the case of any other residential use.

Not more than one commercial vehicle may be parked
on a premises, and that vehicle shall be parked in a completely enclosed
private parking garage. Such commercial vehicle shall not exceed a
gross motor vehicle weight of 5,000 pounds or 25 feet in length. Such
truck shall not contain any material that constitutes a threat to
the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the Village.

Not more than one unregistered vehicle may be stored
outside an enclosed building on any premises, provided that such vehicle
is stored on a surfaced driveway for a period not exceeding 30 days
in any year.

Every entrance or exit driveway shall have a minimum
unobstructed width of 10 feet. Parking areas with 10 spaces or more
shall have at least either two separate ten-foot driveways or a combined
exit and entrance driveway with an unobstructed width of 20 feet.
Access driveways shall be no closer than 25 feet to a street corner.

Curb cuts. No driveway shall be installed or constructed
with access to a street or road in the Village unless a curb cut permit
has been issued by the Village for such access. Such curb cut permit
shall be issued in the same manner as provided for issuance of a building
permit. For the purposes of this subsection, the term "driveway" shall
mean and include any path, paved or unpaved, over which it is intended
that vehicles are to travel, to exit a street or road and enter upon
adjoining property.

Every building or structure over 5,000 square
feet in gross area or lot used for nonresidential purposes shall be
provided with off-street truck loading spaces in accordance with the
following schedule: one space for each 10,000 square feet or a part
thereof of gross floor area. Additional requirements above 40,000
square feet shall be determined by the Board of Trustees.

The parking area shall be located on the premises
and shall be so shaped as to provide for the parking of the required
number of vehicles as determined under this article. Minimum front
yard setbacks, loading and unloading areas and access driveways shall
not be included when computing the required amount of property for
off-street parking. Where access driveways are required for special
purposes (e.g. drive-in teller's window) they shall also be included.

Adequate lighting shall be provided in public parking
areas to assure the general safety and convenience of the public.
All lighting of premises shall be directed away from adjoining residences
and shall not exceed a height of 15 feet above the grade of the premises.
The location, candlepower, height and type of fixture to be installed
shall be first approved by the Board of Trustees.

Parking areas shall be illuminated uniformly at night
only during the business hours of the store or buildings which they
serve, which illumination shall be extinguished within 1/2 hour after
the close of business, except security lighting, which shall be approved
by the Board of Trustees. Where said parking areas are directly adjacent
to residential districts, the lighting fixtures and equipment shall
be so designed and installed as to reflect away from, and to shield,
such residential districts from the lights of the parking areas.

All aisles within parking areas shall have a minimum
width of 24 feet when the parking spaces are at a ninety-degree angle
with the aisle, 18 feet when the parking spaces are at 60º and
12 feet when the parking spaces are at 45º.

The provisions of this article shall not apply to
any building or structure or lot lawfully in use at the effective
date of this article, whether continued as a permitted use or as a
legal nonconforming use or thereafter converted or changed without
enlargement to a different use having the same parking and truck loading
requirements.

Within an established municipal parking district wherein
the municipality has, as a matter of public policy, taken the responsibility
for providing adequate off-street parking facilities for all uses
in the district, the off-street parking space requirements stipulated
in this section shall be automatically waived.

The area within the Village bounded by Middle Neck
Road, Linden Boulevard, Gateway Drive and Cedar Drive and located
within the Business D District is hereby designated as a municipal
parking district for the purposes of this section.

The outside storage on private property of any
unregistered and/or unlicensed motor vehicle for a period longer than
15 consecutive days is prohibited, unless such unregistered and/or
unlicensed motor vehicle, notwithstanding the year in which the same
shall have been manufactured, is, at all times while being so stored,
kept in such condition and maintained with such equipment that it
will meet the minimum requirements to pass the New York State motor
vehicle inspection standards as provided by the Vehicle and Traffic
Law of the State of New York and all rules and regulations promulgated
by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for the periodic inspection
of motor vehicles in the State of New York, as the same may be amended
from time to time. This prohibition shall not apply to the storage
of such vehicles where the storage may be considered to be a legitimate
accessory or implied part of a permitted use.

No motor vehicle, boat, van, recreational vehicle
or other motorized recreational equipment shall be parked or stored
outdoors in a front yard on any property used for residential purposes
in the Village, unless such vehicle, boat, van, recreational vehicle
or other motorized recreational equipment shall be parked or stored
in a lawful carport or on a driveway.

For the purposes of this section, the term "driveway"
shall mean and include a private roadway or path designed and intended
for the principal purpose of parking or of providing access for vehicles
to a parking space, garage, dwelling or other structure. The term
"driveway" shall not include any area covered with grass, soil or
materials other than those customarily used for locations where vehicles
obtain access to a garage or parking area from an adjoining street.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the
contrary and except as provided herein, no part of any parking space
or the entrances or access roadways to be used in connection with
any building in a business district shall be located in a residence
district.

In the case of property in a residence district and
located north of Cedar Drive and within 150 feet of Middle Neck Road,
the Board of Trustees may grant a special permit for the use of such
property for such purposes, as provided in this section.

In the event that a permit is granted for parking
on a lot on premises within a residential district, as provided in
this section, no residential use or other use of the lot or premises
shall be permitted.

Any permission granted by the Board of Trustees pursuant
to this section may be made subject to reasonable conditions imposed
for the protection of neighboring properties and the community, as
may be necessary or reasonable in any particular circumstance, including,
without limitation, conditions as to landscaping, maintenance, location
and duration of parking and duration of special permission.